Camp at Oak Grove Campgrounds near Moab, UT

Moab, Utah

Description

Enjoy a beautiful campsite along the Colorado River

This a classic Moab area campground. Although you'll have neighbors nearby and a highway next to the site, it feels very secluded and quiet. You can sunbath on the sand and take a dip in the river to cool off/wash up everyday. It doesn't get much better than that.

This is first-come, first-serve so show up early if you want to snag a spot. Pay your fee and get your tags at the check-in in the first parking lot. Comes with a big picnic table, a fire pit, and space for 3-5 tents. Two cars only. $15 a night.

There's a really fun bouldering area just down the road. Perfect place to warm up for the day or wind down with some chill bouldering.

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